In this age of information overload and fake news, it is often challenging to decide what to believe. If you are someone who is committed to rational thinking, critical reading is an essential tool in your arsenal!
There are two types of people who live on this island - Trogs and Ligs. Trogs always tell the truth and Ligs always lie.
You meet three people on the island - Muta, Gole and Nibo. For each of them, based on what they said, you have to figure out whether they are Trogs or Ligs.
Block Aug 22, 5 pm to watch the powerhouse panel discuss on how to implement and what obstacles one percieves in implementing critical thinking outlined in NEP2020 @iicheschap@ThinQ_Ed@kaushish@kausthubh_r
New episode of @ThinQ_Ed's podcast Thinking like X where I interview Adam Disque, an engineer formerly in the US Air Force. You can find it here: https://t.co/7sh8aUXenS
There is a difference between numbers and representations of numbers. In this article, @kaushish explores various representations of numbers and the principles which underly them.
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In our next Inquiry Webinar, let's talk about why we do experiments, and how we can use them to figure out answers to such questions!
For a stimulating Sunday morning, register here - https://t.co/QC253ihgw9
In this second episode of @ThinQ_Ed's podcast 'Thinking Like X', @mothinq, @MohananTara and I are joined by @suvirsaran, a Michelin starred chef. The title of this episode is Thinking Like a Chef. Hope you enjoy it!
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Rashmi works as a curriculum and program developer for an NGO. She has worked as a research fellow in Neuroscience at NCBS, Bangalore. ✍️
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Riya is upset because her sambar rice in her tiffin box tastes different from the usual. Can she and Dhruv figure out why it’s different? 🧒👦
Rashmi Jejurikar, a co-founder of Inquire, writes a lively dialogue about scientific inquiry in this blogpost📜- https://t.co/dKf5lAUrqD
Aditi has completed her coursework for her Master’s in Elementary Education from TISS, Mumbai. ✍️
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📚Textbooks teach you what science is, but how can you learn to think like a scientist? 🧐
Aditi Ahuja, a co-founder of Inquire, brings out the difference between learning about science and learning to do science in this blogpost 📜- https://t.co/6pOk8Z0SNf
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Madhav is currently doing his PhD in Mathematics Education from the University of Arizona, Tucson. ✍️
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Inquire's workshops aim to produce critical thinking abilities. But what does it mean to think critically? 🤔
Madhav Kaushish, a co-founder of Inquire, unpacks the term in this blogpost 📜- https://t.co/Egv1dPbjGt
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Our workshops are for students aged 12-18. If you are interested in experiencing what they did, email us at [email protected] or WhatsApp us at +91-77039-62261.
Madhav, Nirvaan and Vivhan were part of Inquire's first group of students. In this video shot over zoom, they give their reactions to the six sessions they experienced.
What is Inquire's Introductory Workshop Series? These images give you a brief introduction!
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